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  1. What Not to Say to a Grieving Person

    Here are some helpful suggestions on things to avoid when someone is grieving and the better approach to take to help ease their journey where possible.

  2. Developing resilience, inner strength and cultivating courage

    An important part of being confident is believing in yourself! How you see yourself is crucial in building confidence and resilience...your self-esteem, self-respect and self-worth.

  3. New year, new season

    When it comes to grief, a new year can mean a new season of grief. Facing another year without our loved ones can feel daunting. This is a time for reflection, but it can also be a time for hope. A new year has begun and with it comes new opportunities and new challenges.

  4. A purpose-driven horticulture career

    If you’re interested in growing your skills, have experience in the gardening industry and enjoy working outdoors, we’re looking to expand our horticulture team.

    • Careers at SMCT
  5. Grieve well, live well, love well

    • Springvale Botanical Cemetery

    This is an excerpt from an article Audrey has written to mark a special occasion.

    • Customer stories
  6. Grief in the holiday season

    The idea of celebrating the festive season and welcoming in the new year after losing a loved one can be a sensitive time for those journeying through grief.

  7. Grief Photography; memories and moments

    Nature photography offers a quiet space for reflection, helping express grief and emotions through images when words feel inadequate.

  8. Family recipes honour life around a table

    Family recipes evoke cherished memories of loved ones and special moments, making them even more precious when those we love are no longer here.

  9. A Bucket List for Life

    These are a list of things to do before we ‘kick the bucket’ such as destinations, achievements, and encounters we yearn to experience before we die.

  10. What’s your (family) story?

    Any genealogy search is likely to unearth more than just a family tree. Family stories are as much a part of our ancestry as eye colour. When passed down through the generations, stories become a part of our heritage.

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